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Committee forwards Cedar design proposal for alley, stormwater work behind Broad Street to council
Summary
The Prescott Parks & Public Works Committee voted 2-0 to forward a Cedar Corporation proposal to design coordinated alley and stormwater improvements behind Broad Street, after staff highlighted a privately owned inlet and coordination needs with pending redevelopment at 216 Broad Street.
The Parks & Public Works Committee voted to forward a Cedar Corporation design proposal for alley and stormwater improvements behind Broad Street to the City Council for approval.
City Administrator Matt Wolf told the committee the work would focus on the alley between Cherry and Orange streets and noted that a previously discussed connection to an inlet near the Circle K is complicated because that inlet is privately owned by Circle K and the city does not appear to have an easement; the inlet’s capacity is unknown. Cedar Corporation recommended a coordinated public stormwater and alley project that would include an area inlet near 216 Broad Street, a potential inlet near 220 Broad Street, an extension of the storm sewer within the alley, and a mountable curb along the alley’s west side. Cedar provided an estimated $8,700 cost for surveying, design, and construction staking.
Megan Langer of Langer Family Properties asked for a quick timeline for redevelopment at 216 Broad Street, saying she hopes to have a site plan ready by September. The Committee discussed coordinating the public improvements with that redevelopment schedule. Commissioner Dar Hintz moved to forward the Cedar Corporation proposal to Council; Commissioner Lindsey Sorenson seconded and the motion passed without a negative voice (2-0).
